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Is it normal to fight all the time? How can you avoid fighting about the same things in your relationship? These are entirely normal questions to have. No relationship is perfect, and it’s normal to disagree.

Social media can be a place where you connect with friends and share your life with your inner circle. But it can also be a place of online comparison, time-wasting, and addiction. Social media and mental health continue to be a hot topic for several reasons.

Humans are social beings. Throughout history, social connection and cooperation have been a part of survival. Although technology allows people to connect more than ever, loneliness is a problem many people face daily. 

In this article, we look at the impact of social isolation on mental health and strategies you can start using to foster meaningful connections.

If you think you may be living with a narcissist, it can take firm boundaries, good understanding, and a support network to maintain a sense of well-being. 

In this article, we break down the signs you could be living with a narcissistic, how to deal with narcissistic traits, and when to ask for help.

Medication in mental health treatment can help to reduce the impact symptoms have, get through a crisis, or stop mental health illnesses from coming back altogether. But for those who don’t want to take medication for depression, there are alternatives you can try.

Do you ever feel utterly incompetent and unqualified, yet you’re in a position where you have all the experience and knowledge to perform well? It feels like everyone else knows exactly what they are doing, but you just don’t belong.

Self-esteem is all about how you value and perceive yourself. It impacts your relationships, decisions, and emotional and mental health. We all go through ups and downs when we feel low and find it difficult to believe in ourselves.

The new year is a time for many to focus on improving themselves both physically and mentally. Discussing mental health used to be taboo, but as younger generations grow up, it’s becoming more of an open conversation, especially among Millennials and Gen Z. New survey data finds more than half of Millennials and Gen Z have gone to therapy or are currently going to therapy.

From looming deadlines and jam-packed schedules to unrealistic workloads, many people work around the clock, some even into the weekend. If you’re questioning whether a work/life balance even exists, it may be time to ask for help. 

If you’re wondering what kind of therapist you need? We have a comprehensive guide to mental health care that can help educate you on the different types of therapy and professionals practicing today.

Being thankful and showing gratitude is more than just polite manners. Did you know that practicing gratitude could make you happier and support your well-being? In this article, we dive into the power of gratitude on mental health, what it is, and how you can incorporate gratitude into your routine. 

From young to old, many can enjoy interactions with animals. But pet therapy can benefit people going through all types of challenges in life. In this article, we dive into the benefits of animal-assisted therapy and how animal interactions can promote mental wellness. 

Imposter syndrome can make you feel like a fraud with no confidence in your abilities. You’re not alone; so many people feel like this. The good news is that you can break free from imposter syndrome and overcome self-doubt; here’s how.

There isn’t one perfect way to support a loved one with mental illness. How you care for someone will depend on you and the person you support. Mental illness can affect all aspects of a person, from mood to behavior. It can come as a shock when a loved one is diagnosed with a mental illness.

Do you feel like you’re doing all the work in a relationship? When a relationship is one-sided, it can create stress and conflict. If one partner invests more energy and effort to make the relationship work, it creates an imbalanced dynamic that can be draining in the long haul.

Manageable and short-term stress can increase alertness and give you the focus to hit a tight deadline. But left unchecked, chronic stress can result in burnout, leading to complete physical, mental, and emotional exhaustion.